Gloucester Cathedral

The Great East Window, made in the fourteenth century, is among the largest medieval windows in the country and shows rows of figures and heraldry.

PlaceDetails
LocationGloucester, South West England, England
TypeCathedral
PeriodMedieval
MakersMedieval glaziers

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